Osbourne High School - Eyrie / Hi Jacket Yearbook (Manassas, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

1 HI-JACKET ALMA MATER On Manassas Western border Clear against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go-by. Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and prevail! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, M. H. S..' All Hail! Cherished by thy sons and daughters Memories sweet shall throng .Round our hearts, O Alma Mater, As we sing thy song. Hi-Jacket 6 41 ffl 11616 if 1' fVfargarc'f Simpson Editor Thr A wma! Public 1111012 Osbourn Hzgh School Xlflaflafyas, V cz NI X 1 ' 17 vf I Printed by TIHC KI.'XN.'X9S.-XS JIICSSICNCWII . mmsszf. 'irg' F' nd? B0 V! ILLIAWIS Assn mu Ld1tor BILTTX fl-FMFN1 5 MXRIXYI GRFGORY 1' CMU! PS Edllvl Busma ss M 111.191 1 Left to nght Marxam Gregorx Betty Clements Margaxet Slmpson Bo Wllhams and Uri Stone A113111 5411 Al 5 H, .Q Q If . .' ' '.' ' ' ' r , , I Y ,L ' ' I .1 .. 'Q . . . ' . Q D B' I I 1. L'-pw a A l I I. : . uv! 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X max t x 5 x L w X Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Although he has been head of our staff for a very short ' lu 1 - - ' S, - .54'r,' 7'- ' kr, - 'S Az l v V ' v 4 - 1 .4.v . ' 1 I. 1' 1 . 1 aff? fi? N?- z' I M,-beat MISS CARRIE LANFORD ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL As actmg prlncxpal for the greater part of thxs year Mxss Lanford has won our admxratlon for her leadershxp ablhty her underbtandmg and hel frxendlmes: IM' UI R D Hx N Carol D FAUILOIICI ur Reamb Bennett Wliw Niaron L Broaddux 5 OI Umf Indumtl :al Alts Phvlcal Edumtlon Homo Ecomlmmb Cnmmcrcml Fduc 11 1, 11 ' gif I ' if .f' ' . ff, li' Iv. , . ' U riff Su . - J. - ,., .1 -vin s , U gg, . .5r4Lg,, ' jrf- , 'fl ' .-- cf-'f fl 1 M, . - .:g.,5, . , , 4 1 'Taj I , Q i f, I ,N A Vx ' - 4' J. 1 'w.:Lg , .Y . Y . L ' 2- -f- - , . ja W . ' S USBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Raymond Fxshpaw Vocatlonal Agrxculture Mrs Wllham Hensley Mrs Roy Helms Typmg Blology English na-gl 'Vlnss Emily Johnson Latm Math Stanley A Kn11PP James J L90 Mathemaucs Physlcal Educatmn 12 I 1 H15 IN 011112111 Mc'NIanaway English SOCIHI StUd19S Miss Grace Metz Hrs Paul 'Vhller Enghsh English SOCIBI Studxes N l Chemlstxy French Mrs Harry Stone Mrs WIZIUIQ VS ell: Llbrarlan Ofiice Qccletary 13 i Mis Mary Rwlif-lf-y Xvlson Miss Pauline Smith Au wil-:iii Histnry . i Mlnrtb Peters Sr 1929 1945 CLASSES -mfbfeghaa... f ,,,,, -A ' ,mg - 1,535 pw. ffmwew' - 9a li erre A ag -a 01 5 Sara Jane Llghtner Sara Jane Llghcner p1es1dent Dulaney Tyler, VICE plesldent Katherme Wheeler, secretary Qtewart Vetter, treasurer Recexvmg our dlplomas is an unforgettable cllmax to our four years at Osbouln H1gh School but there are many other memorxes of thus year uhlch each of us wxll always hold dear Soclally what a grand and glorlous txme we had at the Halloween Coronatmn, at the Semor P'ay at the Talent Show and of course the Junxorb falrly cutdld themselves m honormg us at the Prom and how we loved lt' rooms and your faculty we shall never for at As ue bld farewell to one and all may we voice the heartfelt xubh that the plmclplu and xdeal lnstlllel IH uf. at tms school may reflect at all tlmes the spuxt of our Alma 'Hater 16 F ! Q . c Q ' . . V . . . , . . - . . A y Y' Y V . N . P . Now we 'must leave you Osbourn High School. Your lovely campus, your class xy . .v , L. . HA h . ' . , v . ' ' ' ' ' 'f 5 - l f , Y' -i' Robert Alvey Ahce Baker Edmund Batschelet Page Beale 17 THE 1947 III JALKFT H U I 'Q J Q:-.5 A c 1 'E ff! - NA T I .II OSBOLRN Hlf H SCHOOL ...R Gretchen Burhen Wayne Chandler Arbutus Childress 18 Mxllle Caton . H' I 1 3 A C K ., E X ' T 5 ' f f V. fi I S v f I 5 5- Betty Clements Maggle Cornwell '-4 '1 ' X f '9 3' Boyd Covefstone Edward Daffan 19 THE 1947 HI-JACKET OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL XV HK 1 df Manon Davxs Mary Dellmger Jae Douglas Robert Geris 20 If ll, cy Golloday Miriam Hersch S E N I 0 R S I Frank 'IIIL 21 , 1' . 19 Ill J.H,kI OSBOLRN HN II SCHOOL Martha Kezxah Leon Klme Jane Lau lm Posamond Leonard 22 H I J A 3' C K ! E f S E N I 0 s ,af K I l lv i ,ai ff f Helen Lmghtner Sara Jane Lxghtner ,.A P N110 Iwm Id cca Tar , IHI H17 HI IU H1 I J A A C 1 K , A 5 ' ' A E FW '. 1 b A i X, ' , ' 'L S E N I 6 Q-V 0 ':'- R J Q' , Q ww -' Iwo 3 sh OSBUERN HIGH SCHOOL J A cl K. Robert McCall Walter Merchant Dons Muddxman 24 an QD Anna Merchant E I X f S E N W! 0 R ' S Y, I Randolph Po ey Jr James McDougal Rlce 25 THE 1947 Ill JACKFT H I .I A C K E T George Peacher wiuiam Piercy S E N I 0 R S OSBOURV HIGH SCHOOL wiki Barbara Robmson Pa Rover I-f-X '2' gi Q Fsther Ann rust Nlaxgaut Sxmp on 26 if H H I , I .I A A C K E , , T H , ' l I l S E R t ,. 4 iff - V 5 i Q QT 4 5 , I Us Sophxe Slusher Jack Sprung H I I 'VL' Ain, Ja 7 mes Stoner Harry Sutton THE 1967 HI-JACKFT OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL :Hn 'I J A C George Thompson John Trlble Dulany Tyler Stewart Vetter 28 K - E T Q 'YB' 'K u 1 . E ' 4 x o Patrlcla Brlggs Ward Louxse Warrlng V90 Reba Welsh 29 Katherine Wheeler THE l9iT Ill-JACKET USBOLRNZ HIGH SCHOOL Bo W11l13mS John WOOG Semors not pxctured Mary Blakemore Paul Bexber Paul Mauck Alvm Chandler 30 H H I 1 A c K E 1 - 70,0 mf' ffzfffl The ma Conner P' 'Q- Betty Coverston Edith Davls B J Betty Fox Beth Fuu 31 THF 1914 Ill Jxfltl I' ,W A J? , k K f - ' ' P' I ,, ' 6 I M35-5' LN I ' ' 1 ., A A , 'inf' - Q- uf Q . 1 V U - - . I ' C' OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL i Z7 '6 MW 6741646 J0yce Keys Betty Ann Pxtter 4 Bert Roseberry 32 Marram Gregory Robert Lymburner Shulq Saylors e J , e e we ek if 'Elf '. f K.. auubz ?kz.1.4 . . . NIIQN NFLSON S ROOXI Pxgsuient Nmma XX '1xl'1nd XIQQ P10 ldent Ollln Ixlme Nncutwlx Lula Jones 1101 urn Tommx Bowne Adu CI WINS N1 gon H155 SNIITH5 ROONI P11 :dent Loxs YY oodxazd hee P1e xdent X1Ol'l RIUJDOLII N11rvt.11x Paul Niuuc T101 u111 Pnggy R111 -kdvxsu NI1 1-, Slllllh Left to 11ght NOITNH VS awhmd OITID Ixlmc Lxla Jones and Tommy Beane fd l 1 0 lllHlY'lI1l ' 1.x 1 4 Illl OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Z 2 ,fa aw 3.1 '5 George Almond Joan Alpaugh Tommy Beane Barbara Bell Myra Carattml Betty Colbert Johnnle Colbert Carolyn Cooksey Robert Cornell Anne Cornwell Lols Cornwell Benny Cross Derl Crouch Edlth Crouch Ollver Dashxell Kxtty Dogan John R Doggett Thelma Lvans Molly Gabrxeletto Nhlton Gossom Clxfford Halsey Davld Harris Charlotte Herndon Dons Hlckey B111 H1cks Frances Hoffman Dorls Jacobs Barbara Jones Llla Jones Orun Khne Dollle Leonard Vera Rose Merchant Paul Muse Sara Parker Pembert Parler Patrxcla Patterson Peggy P1ClQtt 1 liner Plaster J mclle Plaster VN aucn Pole'1 swag 30 THE 1944 HI JSFKLT - - ,aa 7, l 1.- l '- l .- - -'TY 'W f -f-fd 'll' , '- h s ' 1 if fy ,- 'J 2? A 'Q 1 fain 'F-Se' ' ' il W if ltfii' f':2gg1liif i X L- ,4 ,K X A Y. ina.. . ' i I -3 . . g . K' '. - - , A W - Q . - A . .- OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL f 4? -4 ea K.- -.wif X f' are AK 1 ,. 4 1 ,f W-. f f Q X B 3 ,K+ Barbara Polend Garnet Pullen Stewart Rexd Peggy Rlce Vxola Rxtenour Robert Roof Mary K Seeley Armxstead Smclaxr Emnly Speakes John H Stauff Vfrglma Stlckel Norma Wayland Jack Wetherall Vlrglllla Weber Gene Whlte Mary Louxse W1ne Mary Sue Wood Loxs Woodyard Colleen Wrlght Loxs Yates ,I if JU. Vwjijgtk W' yllkg , V ,A, W fy :ef L - -1 '- ' 3 'gf K x 1- Q . .55 . 143 L f ,., Q K f 5 ,- .51 V ,V V I ' f- f ' 1' 1 W-'wvw,wf1- ,I :sf ' Q I I W Mil f ' ' F W K I ... ' ' A' 5 u r n .1, 1 ff g' .W 9. ' .lf fa- M - f' A 1.5 . wif' ' Q 2 W , 4 . . . . We X A Q .,L7 Q ' A., kit ' f V tk . - x ' 0 S . . - eg0 1601110 29 ?lfIJJ MISS BROADDL S ROONI Pxesxdent Jesse Reld 'N me Pxesxdent Join Ixemper Sccletaxx 17618.10 S ulox Tleasuler Bobbx Rust Advlser Nilss Broaddus 'NIISS JOHNSON S ROONI Plc ldent Jack NIBIUH X Le Ple 1dent Ch de 'Nluddlman Secretarx Floxence Hale Aduser Nhss Johnson Left to rlght Bobby Rust Jean kemper: Jesse Read and Jack1e Saylols I5 Left to right: Gayle Swank, F101-- Qrlce Hale, Clyde Muddiman, Jack Martin, OSIIOYRN IIIGII SCHOOL If IRST ROV! Louise Cornwell Elizabeth For sytre X ernrcc Cornwtll Virginia Beavers Rose Leonard June Bryant Pearl LrF ver Betty lou Brendon Janet Young, Priscilla Tyler Jessie Reid Jean Kemper Robert Rust Lhar-lm Carattrnr Byron Wood ide THIRD POW Albert lurke Henry Ltterback Jrmnrx Hmroxcr Rtnneth Burle Teddy Peters Paul Harxey Pobert VN me Jack Ch rdwell Lewis Heflrn Junior Swank 38 SECOND ROW: Miss Broaddus. Dolly Lonas, Anna Belle Landis Jackie Saylors, ST ROW Nlxrthl C wlhort J n B uclvn Jean llxxhlzgh In Rumi 'NIA l ne Joanne Mlllu' Lhulmtl Cmnml lmlny Rc 1 sl Nlaltm Florence Hale half Sxxanlx -'kudxu Twill NIJJUIIL Duncan T RD ROVS NI rx In Bxacltoul Blll Th ,ma bun Randall l nu I lx u Q fd Hood B1'l5 Haydon Stanley Latham -Xxthul Buxex Druid P x BH x lu I-I 1 ll h Lynn r ll lllJUkII 'fo FIR 2 A 2 1 'Q 3 ax Q 1 1 . . an' f . . 'am cn, . 'riyn Tei , l ' - . ' z ' 1 - ' ' 'f l. 'I i sl, lileuncr Bryant, llarilm Quill. SECOND ROW: Miss Johnson. Nancy Sutphin, Fay Salter, Clyde Muddimun, Jac-kin A . ' Q . . ,y '. , .. .. A .,-. I A , ' .', ,. . HI ': .'a -' ', ' ' . ' . . ' 1 Zz .axrry 'r fl, J' ry Y , 'A ' ' . ' ' ' , . ' ' ' ', ' 'A USUQ. nl. 2 v. ll'.2lr-I 'IIIQSGT -. ff U lll'lAlI7ll7! ffmn SPN 3. Left to right Charles Johnson Thelma Kerns Catholene Compton and Morris White left to right: Gloria Leonard Joan bossam, Louise Trible, and Priscilla Wakeman. NI Wlcllanaw ay s Room President Thelma Kerns X ice President Catholene Compton Qu ut ix x Charles Johnson Treasurer Morris Vlfhite -Mlm mr 'His lVIc'VIanaway Mr. Knupps Room President: Priscilla Wakeman lice President: Louise Trible Secretary: Gloria Leonard Treasurer: Joan Gossam FIRST ROW Dons Leonard June Harrls Lxlly Bryne Agnes Dav1s Nancy Thomas Gem Parler Thelma Kerns Betty Slusher Betty Jane Fogle Mary Hereford June Gossom Joyce Shlllet SECOND ROW Harold Weber Mrs Mclllanaway Lmaa Kruse 'Jorma Jean Wells Seekford Anna Lee Zackey THIRD ROW Sonny Payne Wllllam Latham Gene W Barrett Bllly MCConch1e Eugene Van Loesch Maxon VanDoren Evan Oktrom Bradley Baker Walter Mlller Sonny Keys Bobby Johnson THF 1914 HI Jiilxl T 41 I ' , ' , ' . ' . - , s s , 1 r Doris Westmoreland, Charles Johnson, Catholene Compton, Jackie White, Doris y 4 1 Q 1 ' l OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW Dons Sprlng Mary Hottle Wanda Tomlmson Vlfglnla Bryant Betty Jasper Jane Mlller Rebecca Slusher Dalsy Manual SECOND ROW Mr Knupp Helen Rltter Betty Herrmg Lounse Trxble Prlscllla THIRD ROW Alvm Crouch Jlmmy Wood Fred Mndl lff Rxchard Kexth Dennis Todd Robert Chenault Johnme Breeden Arthur Beavers Richard Pear on Danxel Lanham Jlmmle Marshall Stewart Slusher 42 l I . . , , . , . . . , w Y I S Y . ' I 0 , . , . Q , . ' . . Wakeman, Gloria Leonard, Joan Gossom, Beulah Wadell, Loraine Dawson. : . g . y . C. y . . ' . D 9 ' l 1 . S I . I ywmld fgflaaie . . . MISS METZ S ROOM Presmdent Catherme Kemper V1ce Presxdent Patsy Barron Secretary Fleur Peters Treasurer John Ashby Advxser M ss Metz FIRST ROW Dons Stotts Barbara 'VIcCuen Dons Colbert Betty Jo Halsey Mary L Scott Estelle Compton Fanme Hxcks Anne Warren Coleman Katherlne Van Doren SECOND ROW Mlss Metz Betty Posey Barbara Swank Fleur Peters Patsy Barron Catherlne Kemper Jchn Ashby Margaret Lynch Beulah Walter THIRD ROW Douglas Nhller Bo Black Gerald Sprools Page Woods Rudolph Pxttman Elsxe Mlller, Carol Davls Cecxl Crouch Wayne Yates Robert Parker Gllbert Crouch 43 . 3 . A 1 . : - . A . 1 -1 1 1 1 , . , 1 1 1 1 .A A 1 1 1 , n 1 ' a 1 - - A 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 ', 1 v OSBOFIRN IIIGII SCHOOL MRS HELMS ROOM Pxesldent Brwan K6Zl3h XICQ Presldent Balbara Unsworth Qecletaly Jeanette Hul st Tleasurer Warren P arlover Adusex Mrs Helms FIRST POVS Ims Fan Jo cphmc Dellm ll lllfuklret unc Bnttx Jo Phlmvi N ly Dau NI1 N XXEJQI Kezlah Jeanettg Huwt Xhuxen Hul wel Claclxs Leonard PQ LV Posey THHD ROW Rxtfold Compton John Chanplon Jickle Hxxant Challes Pe xchu' Plflrlrlge Qnhiellu Hnrman VS all Bubbx Pum Ixenme Spellv Bllbblf. Waylmd 44 l 7 ' C' : ' ' k . . I . ' - T . . A l 'z S- '- . 'z J ls. 1 ' ' .. .laj . arf l '. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helms, Hazel Brown. Laurec Hersch, Barbara Unsworth, Bryan . Y L X ' 'I , , Z . ,3 , .q I , ..-. . ' ,L,. ,N L: A 7 '- . . ' - n 4 1 ' .v ' . . - - . x . 1 , - . K s , , , 1 , I ' -,'1 1 . 'z s, Q el' 1. ' ' LT, W ' 'z . Qjlanaaaaa yfafe nfacalibuaf Whoo! lg X- QP The Manassas State Vocatlonal School was establxshed m 1044 by the State Board of Educatlon and offers the opportumty for mtensne tlaxmng ln various branches of vocatlonal educatlon It 1 desxgned prxmarxlv to meet the needs of trammg beyond the hlgh school level for the youth who prefers technlcal tralnlng to p!'0f9SSlOllal college trammg but at present the school supplements the oifermg of hugh schools by maklng lts servxces avaxlable to any student ln ary hugh school ln Vlrxglma but partlcularly Northern Vlrglnla when m the Judgment of the local school admmxstra t1on such SBTVICCS would be of value to the mdlvxdual student The school has been approved by the Veteran s Admlmstratxon for the trammg of veterans and many former servxcemen are enrolled Two large dormxtorles Offer 11v1ng accomodatlons and a cafeterxa pr v1des meals Academlc classes are offered through Osbourn Hlgh School Consequently many Of our students are at the vocatlonal school for three hours and ln Osbourn for three each day School buses follow regular schedules between the two chools Durmg the past year the followxng ccux es were Offered at the Manassas State Yocatlonal School Automoblle Nlechanlcs, Carpentry and Vt oodvuorklng Commercial and Applled Art Cosmetology Draftm Llectllcxty Nlachme Shop Office Pri-1Ct1C6 Practlcal Ixurslng Radlo Refrlgeratxon and Weldmg fArcj 49 XXX X txx Xxx X , XX 3 xx sts --- 4 X xx A X I I ,.. X ' S . ' .. ...M-O I 4 1' . 9 , I , . . . . v . I . . . - 9 1 I ' . . . . . . , . C . . . Y - s . , - v S . - N -w ' P. ' . , Z A '. y , . 0 , I Q. . Y . - y I af v ' v 1 1 y ' ' OSBOLRN Hlf H SCHOOL If fTopJ The office of the voca- tional School is ably managed by fleft to rightb Mrs. William Trus- ler, Mr. Herbert Saunders QAssist- ant Principalj, Mrs. Robert Bill- ington and Mrs. Louis Jones. fRightJ Etficiency is the keyboard in the Office Practice Class. Stand- ing are Mrs. Dewey Fee. Tom Ragsdale, Mattie Whetzel, Miss Neda Bine flnstructorj, CSeatedj Doris Stephens, Sara Jane Ligzlu- ner, Lila Marshall and Margaret Simpson. CTopj Training for the All-Amer-A ican aim of glamour, students are given extensive training in Cos- metology Class. Carol Conner, a second year student in the class, is arranging hair for a patron. Mrs, William Johnson, while Mrs. Mary Edwards, Instructor, and little Pamela Johnson watch. THE 19-i7 HI JACKET OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL fRightJ Commercial Art and Drafting are two of the most popu- lar courses at the Manassas State Vocational School. This scene shows some art students being supervised by Mr. John Cox, In- structor. Left to right, Billy Piercy, Frank Griffith, Delores Wil- son, Fred Midkiff, Mr. Cox, Bob Stickel, and Anna Hottle. fBelowJ Mr. Baxter, Welding In- structor, is watching the work of well-protected Seither Wyath. fBelowj The Refrigeration Class was added to the school this year. It is designed to train men to meet the needs of the fast-growing in- dustries of refrigeration and air- conditioning. Mr, Roy Durst, in- structor, is shown explaining equipment to students Donald Mc- Quire and Marvin Steele. THE 1944 HI JXCRI T 0SB0l'RN HIGH SCHOOL ,fd fAboveb Mr Stoker Instructor nn the Radm Shop IS CYPIBIDIHK A Radar set to Jesse Young student Industlldl ILlLl,tI1l1tY 1 taught IN thi 1 nctrlp tx Shup xxlth 'NI1 Edmon t0n as Instructol In thx um Rxchanl N14 gdlfl Shop In tlllttul hoxxn xsnh tudents J Ix Dunn Qleftj .md Hubert Xm h 50 . , Y ' B. .', ,. V , , .Al . .X . , .' . Q . . 1 - - - . , . .- 5,3 Ay , . . A . gp . i MA - . H15 . , S 1 . ' Q lAbm1eJ Repalr and mamtenance of autornoblles IS bemg demonstrated by Mr Brown of the Auto Mechanlcs Shop to students Clarence Nalls Floyd Jones and Paul Payne fBelowJ Machxne shop xnetructor Mr Drabenstadt observes studente Glen Breeding Edward Johnson and Bob McCall THE 1947 HI JACKET 4' 1 -fs ' u Z .XX I - I X A 51 I - ' OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL CAbovcj Carpentry and Woodworking IS taubht by Mr Harold Andrus He IS PIC tuxed Wlth studentq Clavton Stlawdelman Qleftb anfl Donald Bovsman The X ocatlonal Q1l1o11l f1otl1all '1 1111 111 1 11111011 thu X1 11 11111111 tl11 111141111111 if 1 qaundels C11111111 e1l Clltl 111 ot 11te1a11 1 defeatmg a hlghly faxo1e11 O-sbou111 H1 11 cle 111 111 '1 rlldlllx 1 ll l ax 11111 11111111 on the local field Left to Qzglzt fStan111n J D11k Ma ga11l A 113.111, Qoach 31111 119115911 521111111111 Coach Seated Poteat BIGCII S11ele Nleselck B 11112 R11 ell S J11l111N1111 l-ee and Payne Seated on g1Ol.1Il11 gl on bhu111al111 Ruthelfoxd Hugllldll B1o11l1 man 'J . I 'Y . .. ' ' - . ' L. My N . . K , l 1 1.2 , 'L ' 5 A - V 4 . V ,, YV I f N4 .1 7 ' .' 1 nz 'L411 112 Q12 ' X' 1 HR 1 M '. 1 1 s ' '1 ,: 111111 l1z1111licz1p111-11 by 21 la1k 111' substi- tutes the team's Season was not very v1c1111'11111s. but it :11-l1iev1-11 115 llllYlllCll1 oi' glory My ' ' '- ' ' .5 ' 'g' . 'fl ' . ' ' 'Qg'v'1g 7 M' ,152 ' . 1 ,',1',lf,l.1 ,SS,. :,', '. ' :.ss,l ', , ', - DL ACTIVITIES twludenl oofaazaldue Jfdoocadbn Bo W1LLIAMs Presulent BENNY CROSS Vzce Preszdent JACKIE SAYLORS Secretary JANE LAWLER Parhamentarzan BARBARA ROBINSON Stenographer REBA WELSH Treasurer The election for student president ln the Spxmg of 1946 was wlthout the usual vigorous campa1gn smce no one chose to run against the very popular Bo svllllanls Bos platform contalned many sound and constructlve planks and ln the opmlon of the student body and faculty thls has been one of the most successful years 1n the lllbllflly of student government ln Osbourn Hlgh School due to the capable leadelshxp of Bo Wllll3mS Under hxs admmlstmatlon the much needed warm up Jackets for the athletlt teams have been purchased and alrlyed early nn the season Dllnklng fountalns wele mstalltd ln the gymnaslum and football and basketball games were made mole enjoyable oy the sale of prlnted proglams a supply store was opened undel the ausplcss of the Honor Soclety and nova students are able to purchase such ltems as pencxl paper and mls rlght here ln school Oul Gold Sta1 exwcemen mll be remembered mth a plaque the audltorlum and plans are b61Ilg' made for the ln tallatlon of a publlc telephone Ill the school Plans are also undeluax fo1 a county fedexatlon of the student gown' ment assocxatlons In Nlovember a group of student mth Mxss Qnnth the Faculty Adwsel attended a state conventlon ln Rlchmond at vwhlch Bo Wxlllams as X xcc PlQQl1lLIlt of the X ngln 4 Student Cooperatlve Assoelatlon asslsted ln presldmg It has been 2 year ue shall remember 54 MISS SMITH, ..... ...... ........ ....... ........, ......... ,.,.,.l.......,,.,.,, A d 11 i s e r , ' ' D .. , . . . . . , v . . L. B- - ' . Y X ' - 2 B , v K X , n . I- . y , A. . . . . - S, ,. , , V ., l ' . s, . 'Sr e ' , ', e -. . A - - , ' ' ' 5, 5 . -R' A , V. ' !. ' V 4. ' ' - ' ' ' ' r - , . . - f Znwfe Seated Miss Smlth Adviser, Reba Welsh Benny Cross Bo Wmlllams, Jackie Saylors, Jane Lawler Barbara Robinson Standing Rosamond Leonard Bobby Lymburner Byron Woodside, Armxstead Smclan Miriam Hersch SENATE In Tuesday activities the sxx senators donned their dignxfied appearance and amid the six oilicers of the student government they seated themselves around the table in their appointed places all composed and prepared to do thelr best in Judging offenses of fellow students where there be a slight infraction of rules or an offense of a serious nature Bu mess was carried on in a free manner and not all of our meetlngs were of a serious nature 'We served on the senate belxevlng it an integral part of school llfe, for its success kept the status of student right respected and safe 50 : . . I . Y y , , u ! . 0 . : , u 1 y . . . .iy whispers of the passer-by annexed to their chamber in the chemistry lab. Joined by , - gown Fzrst Row Mlss Smxth Advlser Reba Welsh Benny Cross Bo Wllllams Jackle Say lors Jane Lawler Barbara Roblnson Anna Merchant Margaret Slmpson Shlrley Saylors Second Row Prlscllla Wakeman Barbara Lvmbuxner Dons VS estmoreland Nlorma Wayland Sara Jane Llghtner V10la Rltenour Dorxs 'VIudd1man LOUISE Waume Worth Peters Bert Roseberry Thzrd Row Bobbv Roof Stewart Vetter Cathelme Kemper Ims Woodyard Jessle Reld, Jackie Martm Desp1te the numerous matters clalmmg than attentlon the commlttee chaumen and class presxdents found txme on alternate Tuesdays to work enthusxastlcally and con stantly on varlous and sundry matters duung councll meetlngs The Talent Show provxded the first chance for 100 percent partlclpatlon by the Councll and was handled supenorly as were the other actxutxes Folloxung the bellef that the greatest pe1 sonal lxberty hes In self government and the educatlon of the student honor the councll func tloned well l ,.L , , ' l l . : . . Y . 7 U , . . Y , Q 9 ! I ! . Y A : ' I 1 . ' 9 . V - v 1 v . y . . v . A . , .: N Peggy Rice, Orrin Kline, Pat Royer, Betty Clements, Byran Keziah, John Wood, . . : I V I Y 7 .. U J . Y . . . . - . , . - Qyyzuflfzly 112761225 If PQ' Do you know why our bulldlng ha been kept 0 clean thu year It s because we have had a hard workmq bu ldmfrs commxttee They we dusted the audltollum and cla s rooms every day the lest rooms have been glxen dallv attentlon ulth nevu equlpment supplled where needed and have operated the sale of mek nacks IH thool He1e ale the students who vuth the help of the Janltor 1n keeplnff the flons and wunclovs clean have made Osbouln Hxgh School seem luke our own txdy homes The buxldmo' com mlttee was under the chanmanshlp of Shxrley Saylols swxth Mxss Faulconex as faculty advlser Left to nght Shnley Saylors Lhanman, Jesse Regd Betty Rltter Mlss Faulconer advxser, Denms Todd, Mac RICE, V11g1n1a Stlckel Baubara Swank JK Qmuurb Woven: zffee lfl ,tvs gfandmq Robert Roof chalrman Dan Qhxelds Lan Khm lmkn Brvant Johnmc Breeden Qzttulg Cena YN hue Bobby Johnnon lhnrx Ittezbatk The boys that calm the tlaxh can amund m then hande and busxly beml about pltk mg up papers and othel pxeceb of txa h off the gxoundx ale the ones that haxe made Osbourn High School pxoud of :ts 9UY'l0LH1dll'l2'Q The good wolk dom by the g ounds committee ln keeping the gmoundx m good conrlxtmn and takmf tale of thc gall-.11 Nxtuatxon for those who chue can to Nthool vu as undel the duettxon of Ifbut Roh wlth Mx Bennett 3QQlQI1I'lg' a faculty advleer 58 , , f , ,' , A ' ' f , p 11, we W, Aff? eu ' W - . If - I Q .3 , , f, g - .F ' -I t-K f 7' ' 5' - 5 ' ' -4. .Q uno' . 'fe - x , ' 1 . ', ,. ' x 1 ' ' ,A L , A 2 - I 45 ' - f' x 6-.1 fy' h 4, Q ,X get A '- N , -f A ' 15 xv, I , 5, if ' , Ai Q 3: .x I V . J L , VT' 1 ,f fu- UN. 'SVT' ' A: H' I 1 . T2 . ffm -f.'1 'fw- A - , lafiyv, V- , Y L '.-' -If 1 , ix ' 'f' 1. ,, ,ar-'ff' , t ' A - I l, . , . ' ' I L ' y I . A. ' 1 X A A Y . .J . A. S . ' ' . L ' v ' . -- ' 1 ' -1 Q S 1 F 1 .1 v ' ' ' .' ' ' .. ' ' 1 ' 2 1 . . . Ii. U .. .gil A JM Ay' I v -' v I -A. Q , v A1 . ' , , ' ' Q J , I I' '. mf. ' s 'g . :vita ZWMCMMZ mnnuffee When we have long been graduated from High School what tender memories will creep back when we hear To Each His Own or Heartaches 'V Perhaps lt wlll be a radlo dance or maybe Just a scene at lunch that our minds will see And who cooked up all those memories with a new radio and a lot of new popular records? The Extra Curricular Committee of course 'he committee was under the chairmanship of John Wood with Miss Smith always on the Job as faculty advlser They ve done a grand Job with the help of several representatives selected by the chairman It s also then committee had charge of Our memories w1ll alxn ays lean toward those who planned a good time for all of us Dancmg Marxam Gregory Paul Nluse Harry Sutton Shirley Saylor John Wood Doris Hickey Tommy Beane On Stage Betty Jenkins Katherine Wheeler M1 s Johnson Maigaret Simpson Miss Smith, Betty Ritter 59 ' 0 a o , . , . V. n - V n u n , - - , . , . . . , . L . . . . . . , . . , , . job to plan the assemblies and special programs, which Katherine Wheeler and her , . : ' :, t . ' ', L'SI' ' , . ' ' ' , 350156 gommilfee Fzrst Row Ann Warren Coleman Mary Lou1se W1ne Second Row Betty Cove1tson, Mrs Mc'VIanaway Vlola R1tenour Third Row Lmda Kluse Pat11c1a Patte1son Nancy Sutphm Wanda Toml1nson, Jean Kempel Betty Jo Phlpps Our students are healthy' They newer a1l V01y often and wh n they do the health COmmltte9 1mmed1ately takes actlon Th school has a health 1oom whlch 15 eqmppel Rxtenour acts as cha1r1nan of th1s commlttee and eacn member of the Health Connnlttne IS asslgned one week s duty IH the health room f0l the pu1pose of gettmg 111ed1c1ne for the patxents who a1e s1ck and need medlcal attentlon The Health c,f0Y'lll1llttQQ lenmlus theu' generous se1v1ce to those vsho a1e 1l1 xwhlle at school and ls alxxays ple ent 111 tlme of accldents Mxs McManawax, x ho has had 1no1e CAIJQIIEIICL 1n the medxcal field, IS faculty advxsex of the comm1ttee G0 . : 1 . . I : ' ' . 1 , ' ' . . : . , I .. . . , . . y . , . ' v . ' . , D ' - 1 . . . K . ' Q ,V . H I y . .K . 5 with the necessary equipment to render first-aid to students who are sick. Viola . ' . V , . y . , V YL ' . ' ' . - I v 1-v f - ' -' 1 ' ' ' nikki Wommillee You should be on the Publlclty Commlttee They prmt the posters and 'rlm them wlth a fancv drawmg for all the football games basketball eames baseball and softball games and anv other student actlvlty held at the school The committee of four stu dents sponsor the school paper and the yearbook The edltors of both pubhcatxons wlth two asslstants make up the Publlcxty C0mm1ttEe of the school Orrm Klme as chalrman of the commlttee wlth Mrs Stone as advlser of the commlttee and the two pubhcatlons Develop your prmtmg drawmg abllxty to wrxte and assume the respon slblhty of belng the editor of one of the pubhcatxons It s a lot of fun, along wlth a lot of hard work Standing Orrm Klme, Olxver, Mrs Stone, Worth Peters, Paul Muse Seated Margaret Snmpson. ,zi- 61 y . 1 L ' . ' '1 , , . . . . - J 9 1 ' , 4 V7 Q 1 , e r K. ., ' Y Q ff, A . , l . 3 ' 13042014 and ylam gommilke r stef -E 'Y Seated Mary Weber Mxss Johnson Advlser Joyce Shlflet Barbara Lymburner Barbara Bell Eleanor Bryant Dorms Colbert Standmg .Tackle Saylors, Betty Fox, Dulany Tyler, Carolyn Cooksey Jlmmy Wood If you like the taste of shckum and you want to repaper your room m green blue red or purple just buy war stamps and stxck em up All k ddmg asxde thougl smart people have been maklng themselves a rosy future by domg busxness wlth the Bonds and Stamps Commxttee All through the year thls commxttee has had a 1egula1 stamp day for the student s benefit 62 ' ' ! l ! . 7 ! 7 1 ' . ' . Y . . , . ' an - va , , ' , , . . , . . . A , , Y . 1 . 1, Y yeffouf anfef worth Enters Eh' Qthxtur 1939 1945 PAUL A MUSE Edttor HARRY SUTTON Asszstant Edztor MIRIAM Hr-:RSCH News Edztor BETTY CLEMENTS Features Edztor STAUFF AND DAFFAN Photographers REBA WELSH, DORIS MUDDIMAN Joyce KEYS Typzsts SARA JANE LIGHTNER Czrcztlatum Manager MRS HARRY STONE Faculty Advzser For many years the Yellow Jacket has been a vltal part of Osbourn Hlgh School We got off to a fine start ln September The paper was belng prmted locally agam whlch eased our prmtmg problems qulte a blt, our staff was enthuslastlc and our patrons were very llberal At Chrlstmas tlme we were all saddened by the death of our edltor, Worth Peters, Jr Bollowmg the progresslve pattern and leadershlp of Worth Paul Muse took over the dutxes of edltor We have had lots of work and many llttle worrles 1n publlshlng the Yellow Jacket but the eager ant1c1pat1on of the students on pubhcatlon day and the enJoyment they showed IH readmg the paper has more than compensated for our work and tlme Left to Rzght Dons Mudd1man, Reba Welsh Sara Jane Llghtner Katherme Wheelel Betty Clements, Worth Peters Jr Mlrxam Hersch John Henry Stauif Paul Muse ,fin 63 J 1 F - A 3 V , Q o A ' J , . : : : KATHERINE WHEELER ..,. ,...........,........t,, B usiness Manager . . . . . , , . , : 1 1 , ' , ' 1, . ., Q ' y f I ' i . - 5' 4 , A , A ' flizlzbnal JQMM fwwablgz . . . A Rf Llx Fwst Row Bonnre Lynn, Barbara Robrnson, Dorrs Muddrman, Reba Welsh Mrrxarn Gregory Second Row Orrrn Klrne, Harry Sutton, John Trrble Bobby Lymburner, Worth Peters Mr Knupp Advrser Thzrd Row Mlflam Hersch Sarah Parker Vrola Rrtenour Martha Kezrah, Joyce Key s, Jane Lawler, Barbara Lymbur ner, Rosamond Leonard, Peggy Rrce Myra Carattrnr, Lors Cornwell Donrs MUDDIMAN Presldvnt REBA WELSH Vrcc Prcszdeozt BARBARA RoBrNsoN Secretary One of the hrghest honors rn school rs membershrp rn the Natronal Honor Socret vshrch was establrshed rn thrs sehool rn 1941 under the sponsorshrp of Mr Peters I s purpose 1 to grve recognrtron to the stuclewts who haxe exce'1ed along the lrnes of the four cardrnal prrncrplos of the soc Lty Character Lcaclershrp Scholarshrp, and Servrce, and to encourage among students rn the hr h school the attarnment of these prrncrples The emblem of the Natronal Honor Socrety rs the key tone and flamrng torch sym bolrzrng the hrgh rdeal for xshrth rt stands and the members wear rt proudly The Honor Socrety mstallatron servrce rs one of the mo t rmpressrze of our assem bly programs Thrs year, also the Honor Socrety has managed the Supply Store rn the audrtorrum. 64 use x X Q r A rr , : . . . . , . '. : ' ' ' , . . K, . , . . : . . , , - - ', - ,A,, . M Y MR, KNUPP A,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,, -,,,,, ,,,,,..,,, A A dviser and T7'CllSll7'67' . S T . .iq M . . A, . . Y, ' . 's ' ' f ' ' J . , r . ' ' ' ' . . 3, . . . , .. ' . ' . ' . . . , , 1 - ' 1 'rr 1 - , ' r -' ' . . ,D . . 4 3 s ' l I . D S H Y h . I Lu, 3 IL. v n I v yl h . , . 1 . , . , 5: . ' WR N: - v . ' v 1 D I u A - I tg Milf? WOIIIZFIZ. . . Composed of voluntary workers the members of the Lxbraxy Councul per form manv the routme dutles of the llbrary Charglng' books keepmg lecords shelvlng and locatlng books and helpmg xxlth the dlsplays usually keep these glrls busy several hours each week The Councll s chlef 3Ct1Vlty of the year IS the annual observance of Book Week m November Thxs year the Councul entertamed for 1ts Book Week guest Rev J J Kortendlck DlF6Ct0f of the Department of Lxbrary Sclence at Cathohc Umverslty A Book Week assembly featured the Annual Book Week Parade ln whlch home rooms and orgamzatxons partlclpated Left to Rzght Rosamond Leonard Edlth Davls Helen Llghtner Betty Rltter, LOUISG Warrmg Chalrman Mxs Stone Advlser Sara Jane Llghtnel Beth Frles Shnley Saylors F1 ances Hoffman n PM 60 auubfz . 32044 . . . Seated M1ss Metz, Adueer, Stewart Reld, Mxlhe Caton, Betty Clements, Chairman, Rebecca Mareh Marle Dams, Helen Rltter Sfamlmg K3th9TlH6 Van Doren Norma Jean Wells Dolly Leonard Esther Rust, Ermly Speake, Audrey Todd Mattle Whetzel Edgar Heflln BETTY CLEMENTS 1111.1 IE CAToN REBECCA NIARS11 QTEVSAPT REID 'Ning NIETZ P1 eszdent Pmszdenf 901 1 ofa: ll Tzeaszn 61 Ada Lser Cf' -X 11 Q fm tl '1 c111a1te1 fm that and the lesult IQ that we are u ually b1oke, but cf 1111 If tl 11l ff t tl ll 1 not much to pav fo1 makmg., Someone ha py 1 l l I Q'lll9lSlNZ1IlW a sad l1ttle face to snnle fxgaln by 1tx Chu tm 1 1 Ll l lilllllllati' 1 nt 111 ou1 own tom ll A p1o1,,1a1n at e tlo Im I duunpg the lug, cam 1 Mme Ll mum totl1en1eLt 66 . , Y. . . . . , 'D . . ' : ' . -1 , . , , . - 1 X, ,,,,,,.,,.,, ,,,,,, . , ,,,,, , lfz' , ' , ' . 1 A -.YYYY7 ,.,,YY YVY. .K . .rrrr ,.,, Y Y Y . ,,,, , ,,,,,A 1 ' v L v N frfffiff-,iiiiii- U ffkfirir Y VVfYfxiiii,i v , llll' ' 11s. . ' ' ' ': '. 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' All A comfortable an condx mn ed ofhce hour 8 to 5 good pav and chance for ad xancemcnt sound hke an ad doe nt lt But those are onlv a few of the thmns those Commezcxal Cluh IT1QI11l36l9 axe headed fox To be 6lIj.,llJlE for member hx H on l I Q must me taklngr thlee Fommelcxal subject An ln case you are uomlexm who alxsax mxmeof xaph tho e pm lam foxms exam 11313915 Just Jom the COININQICIAI Qlub and tind out' LOUISE WARRING Plfsldfllf REBECCA MARSH I we Pfcszdcnf Miss FAULCONER Advlsc' Fust Row Jane Lawler Ba1ba1a Robinson Loulse Warxmg Second Row Maggxe Coxnwell Nancy Golladay Beth F1195 Thzzd Row Reba Welsh Dons Muddlman R Standmg fLeftJ Mrs Hensley, fR1ghtJ Mlss Faulconer ebecca Marsh i1'6i ggoeooooooo O ooo0eoooo00 and lox els 67 K j . ' Q A , , f ' - 0 I ' L , . H . ' . 'L' - - K . , y N . f Y Hi Q ' - Q Y ' . . . ' . 'Y A v ' ' 1 - . . ' 'f' ' 's ' . 1 .' ' , ' ' S ' ' nl ' x . v .l Kg. . v .vs ' rr v S S . gf I S' v 51, v .v RERA WEIJSH Y W W YYVVVVV V V M Sgcrcfary-TrvasllVCP' ' : , ' ' ' - , ' . 1. . I , , Q. ' 1 D 1 Q Q y . . N I2'.Q?'i.i4uQ,f'5132Qf1'vlT3:5w2. ., A ' Q 6 , .. N f -. wr lv T .' f ' .5 f 1 I 4 of ?hJ Fust Role Jlmmy W'ood Gelald Sprolls, Jackle Blyant Lathelene Lompton Catherlne Kenlpel Betty Jo Phlppe Lllly Blyne .bcconcl Rau Salah Palkel Bllly Haydon, LOUISE Tllble B115 Helms, AdV1SQ1 Ilzzld Roll, 'wllglnla Stlelxel R ba Weleh Wol th Petels, Jl Janelle Plastel, Gletcllen Bulhen OllXG1 Da hlell Kathellne Yan Dolen, Anna Belle Landl Audley Todd BILLY HAYDONI P, eszdent S XRAII PARKER llce Pleszdcnt Louise TRIBLE MRS HELNIS Adwsc, Who knows Nlax be O lJOl11I'1 Hlg,h School nlll tuln out anothel Mlllet or maybe a Chlclx X oung If you llk to puttel alound ln cololefl chalk clay OI vfatel colole and have a tell ll0llCX to doodle cute CaItOOYlS and DlCtl.l1CS then you vnlll enjoy the Alt Club P5 means of ll1SCL1 QIOH and Audlollwual ald .lppleclatlon ol Lngllsh Dutch Itallan and Wlodelll Anlellcan alt 15 taught Anx student of the hl,g,h chool Ol ex enth glade 18 XX elcolne to bttolne a Dlelllbel FQ ' , . ' . 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U .1 T ' y . y S - v r . 4 1 5 I 1 l Q. lk wneahc glad MAC RICE Presuient DOLLY LONAS Vwe Preszdent MYRA CARATTINI Secretary Treasurer The audlence lS hushed the house lxghts are dlmmed and the curtam rxses on the first act of Broadway s top play of the season presentlng former members of Osbourn s Dramatlcs Club-well we can dream can t we Who knows Maybe someone wlll take the experlence gained ln the Dramatxcs Club, mix It wlth further tralnmg, add a dash of mdxvxdualxty, and make that dream a reahty The annual Chrlstmas play and the P T A play we1e two of the club s presenta tlons Fzrst Row Robelt Parker, Sonny Payne, Charles Peacher Second Row Lxlly Bryne Carolyn Cooksey, Barbara Lvmburner Dolly Leonald Norma Jean Wells Vera Merchant Barbara Jones Rosamond Leonard Sarah Parker, Betty Jo Halsey, Mary Seeley June Harrxs Dorls Stotts Beulah Walter Thzrd Row Loxs Cornwell Gem Parler Patsy Barron Doris Colbert, Stewart Reld, Mary Scott Catholene Compton Mary Hereford Joyce Shxilet, Anna Zackey Doris Westmoreland, V1rgm1a Stxckel 69 I I I 9 Mas. MILLER ................,....... , .........,,..... . ..,.......-----,,---., Adviser , - u u ' ' Y 7 7 ' I 1 yu I ' , . , ', I Y 7 I Y I l 1' ' . : . , , v , . . 7 7 . Y I . l fiwlane fyimenzakee 3 flu . . . L. ff Fllbf Ron Betty Sluwher Vrrgmra Beavers Martha Kezrah Anna Merchant Jean Mayhugh Nancy Thomae Lrllg. Bryne Dolls Ieonard June Gossom Clorr Leonard Second R014 Prricrlla Tvler Jane Mrller Agnee Davrs Mrs Durt AClVlQCl Lo: Cornwell Janet Young Sarah Parker Lrnda Kruse Joan Goeiom Thrrd Rorr Joyce Keys Betty Jasper Marv Krng Fay Salter DOTIS Seekford Marx Bradford Myra Carattlnr Flrzabeth Lynn Emrly Speake Martha Colbert Florente Hale Charlotte Herndon Audrev Todd Majorre Duncan Nancg Sutphm Fourth Row Dorrs Leonard Bettv Fogle Bettv Herrrng Thelma Kerns Bettx Breeden Fzfth R011 Betty Thorpe Helen Lrghtner Jane Breeden Srxth Rom Wlary Hereford Loralne Davwon Vlarrlyn Telne Jean Breeden Mary Wme Joyce Shrflet Daley Manual AMNA MI-'RCHANT Presrdmrf 'VIARTHA KEYIAH lrcc Presrflenf NANCY THOMAS Sccrrtar ll JEAN MAYHUGH Treasurer Here are the grrls who vull make our Amerrcan homee what thex should be The Future Homemakers flub of Osbourn Hrgh School ls affllrated wrth the State and 'Natronal Pederatronx and so far haxe attended txxo meetrngs thrw xear Nlartha lxemm was elected Xrce Presrdent of tha State Federatron of Future Homemakers rn 1910 Durrng the year they attend drxtrret meetrngs to learn what other home malxeri art dorng, and how thex carry on their work Some of the Clube pecral work 1 makin Red Lroes krts and a erstmg wrth banquets and drnner both rn chool and rn town 10 .. i- f . . , j x, ' . 1 x 3 w I . . , ,, A ,. 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If you happen to be Qtandmg 1n the hall and 'see one dash by caxrung a bottled lneect you Instantly arrne at the concluelon that he lv headed fO1 the Qcxence Club meetm Durmg the past 3831 thu club has dlscufeed b lds xneecte and fl0NNQ1 and how th l1ve In order to become a member of thu club ea h peuon wa a hed to bun ten su fl flowers and xdcntlfy them Soon after the club xx as organized the !Y'l8Il1lJ6lb enjoyed a plcnlc out ln the countrs whele they aleo obeened Mother Nlature CATHERINE KENIPER Pmszdent FLEUR PETERS I we Preszdent HELEN RITTER Secretary and Treasurer MRS HELMS Aclvzser F1rst Row Betty Jo Phlpps Barbara Swank Mary Weber Marle Davla Josephine Dellmger Catherme Kemper Jeanette Hurst, Ann Watren Coleman, Barbana McCuen Fleur Petels, Helen Rxtter Secoml Row Gerald Sprolls Johnme Breeden, Emory Rlce Prlscllla Wakeman, Louise Trlble Lauree Helsch Margalet Jones Katherme Van Doren, Mrs Helms, Advlser Jzeluee gsizfzwzefw oftximeocba . . . Fzrsf Row Page Beale Harold Weber Mr Frshpaw Second Rou Jean Hurst Paul Harvey Basrl Fr-res Bert Roseberry Albert Burke Randall Racer Robert Wme B111 Thomasson Jrmmy Harrover ter Mrller, vvfrllram Latham BERT ROSEBERPY PAGE BEALE JIMMIE HARROVER PAUL HARVEY JR 'VIR FISHPAW Thrrd Row Alvm Crouch B111 Hrcks Maxon Van Doren Jack Barrett Garx Woods Gene Wolfe Barrett Lugene Von Loesch Wal 1 ace P1 esrdent P1 csrclcnt Secretary Hidvzser It was the mfluence of the Manassas Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerrca that led to the hrgh honor bestowed upon Bert Roseberry vs hen he was elected Presrdent of the Future Farmers of Amerrca rn Northern Vrrgrma thrs year The organrzatron rs a non profit non polrtrcal farm youth assembly of voluntary membershrp whrch rs de srgned to take rts place along vsrth other agencres strrvrng- for development of leade shrp the burldmg of a more permanent agrrculture and the rmprovement of country lrfe It constrtutes one of the most efflcrent agrreultural teachmg devrces that has been drscovered up to the present trme The F F A rs 100 percent Amerrcan rn rts Ideals and outlook and has no outsrde aifllratrons There rs no ecrecy rn connectron wrth any of rts actwrtres , . , , , . Q ,. . . , . . , ,, u .. . K , . 1 N 7 . ,Y . . 7 x .,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,YY- HY --A- H - ' 1 --'-' f ---' - ---- --V--- V - - '-V,, ...... .,Trc'asurer Y . Y .L 1 Q f - 1 . . ' H . V . . - Y A ' ! . Y . , . Y . ATHLETICS iffhkfa' JZf00l'l?I0bIll . . . Lfff fv Rlyhf Callle Stlpe Nfl Leo Bonme Lynn, Eddlt Daffan, Ml s Bloaddu , Stevsalt Vettel ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION QTEVVART XETTI-:R Pleszdenf CALLIE STIPE 1 to Pfeszflfnf BONNIE LHINN qwldalaf EDDIE DAlFxlw Yffaslml llIISb Brzofxnnus Axo NIR LEO ml an effolt to callv out thls tentlal thtme the Athletlt ANwClLl1llOIl was a xelltable bot hlve thl xeal Fach Qpolt blought ICTIQXXQCI conccntlatlull along, mth dctlxe 153.1110 17811011 by lllelnbtl ofthe 'xtlllQtlC -XS oclatlon Any dax nllght find us Ill the gym U1 on the athletlc flelll but lno t Fl1claX no engaged IU lntel high conlpetltlon of utly 5DOlt P oglalll a cl cl L h llllt x lu made a leallzatlon and the cheel leadelf C31 fled on thell excellent xxolk The Athletlc Awoclatlon brought ltr, actlxltle to a eucceb ful Clll113X xxlfh 3 annual banquet 74 . U. . . v A ui Y . . I ,F I S 7 . ' V V V MW nr V rn' V W YHA- V 7I', . ' , l ' ,' . . ,t,.,,. ,, .. , .'1fIl . 'S The quality of good sportslllanship can best be exemplified thl-hugh athletics. In . . .. , . , , ' , It , L. , . ,- ' 'S v .I A . ,V . . ,. . . ., f ' ,- v' r 'v -'-'- iv ' ,- 5. ' . . , . ' ' y S -' .vs v ' '- f '. 1' s Il l'F'l SllA ve ' it ' ' ' s ., -'S -A it' X e e Wada!! . . . 4 5 fa x ,,.--,..- . .... . I 1 ' , I 5 z 5 THE YELLOW JACKETS Captam, Eddle Batchelet Conners Wood Beale Harr1s Jacobs Vetter Chrlstensen Wxlllams Beane, Roseberry, and Slnclaxr The 1946 football season may be called the hardest as well as the greatest that an Osbourn team has ever undergone Around the first of September the call for football maternal was sounded and 1n answer there came many volces among them were those of fourteen letter men There were losses from the prevlous graduatlon whlch, though hard to bear had to be remed1ed as much as pOSSlbl8 before actual competltlon began To thlS task Coach Jlm Leo set hlmself and by so domg accomplxshed that for whlch he sought namely a remarkable team whlch had not only speed but also strength and power Imagme begmnmg a three month s grmd wlth teams llke Front Royal James Monroe Washmgton Lee and Charles Town starmg you IH the face It was enough to cause the strongest heart to quake and tremble but not so wlth Captam Eddxe Batschelet and hlS team mates they went to work wlth a wxll and the results you may X 1 s f-r 1 5 s ' s F --Ar' read below Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Front Royal James Monroe Marshall Warrenton Herndon Marshall Charles Town George Washmgton Manassas State Voc Opponents THE 1947 HI JACKFT N . - ' .. N 0 ' N----, .-.--qw ,J ! X f . f M f Y. ,, V ' In at ii 1 ' ee af X , , N 20 Washington-Lee 6 75 OSBOURV HICH SCHOOL '19 Hugwgxn and a Chalkm Our Gang' 76 'WH' 'Q if Blout the Bulldozer ' V ' --ff F ,.e,,kV:m' 9 Qi' ' , Usa' f -a 'fL .f1 ' ff: '- i ' ' ' , -1 if X . - ww , 1. 1 .113 V Aish I .5 A J!s'?1, Captain Eddie if 3 77 'Wt 5 .x '54 H iz 1-if 3,g4gl'Q,,. I ,vi Q 41 1 Klck Off Ready and Waitin' THE 1947 HI-JACKET OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Handsome Hot Rock' l 5i3w..1'l9- 41 Cute Isnt He' Lazy Bunch' T8 W S v Q 4. A , . V , I 1 I Q- ' X V' . s ' ' af'Y 1 ?f V., A.'.an,f5'b L35 '-y,f.Q' .Jw . Y - H . .- - -4-,,.,? 212 V :FSL An efv.. '7 :fx 'gvqvx - -' f ,avg .,..x- Q ,,' , , I , P . , . - - , a n . A- V gsfiaclf Although somewhat handlcapped bv the loss of ex e1al stars graduated Ill 1940 the track team started Wlnter tramlng vy 1th an eftort to Tllalnlalll the splendxd record held by thx sport The problem of replaclng Alwey and Round was the haxcle t of all but as the season progressed men were found to fill thexr shoes When the team left for the State Relays thelr chances for succe were antlclpat l to be only moderate but by the end of the meet numerous lI'ldl'xlLlU3l places had bean annexed oy the Osbourn tracksters Stxckel In the Javelin and Connel IH the shct put were tops m thelr fields And supported by able men ln all othex fields the txatk squad of 1946 left to us a grand record Wlth such an array of prospects to replace tue men lost by graduatlon Coach Leo should buxld a powerful aggregatlon to represent Osbourn thls Spxmg Fzrst Row Tommy Beane Worth Peters Dav1d Harris Second Row Durwood Grubbs John Wood Mr Leo Ohver Dashlell Bobby Stxckel lf? . . . Q . , . . ' ' .. . . . . , s . : , , . , . v . . . , . ' . SS V l ' C1 , . '. . N , , . . . . . '. , 's . N - . , . . 1 A . , : y , -. f 1 I ' 7 'V ' ago faaleflaff . . . Fwst Row Armrstead Slnclalr, Callle Strpe Moss Jacobs Stewart Vetter, Coach Leo, Bobby Lymburner Worth Peters, Bo Wrllrams qccorrd Row Jackre Saylors Davrd Harrrs John Wood Dan Shrelds John Doggett Rembert Parler Durwood Grubbs Eddre Daffan To nmy Dean Jessre Rerd When the final whlstle blew March 7th It found Osbourn on the upper end of a score agarnst a strong Occoquan team Thrs game marked the nrnth nm tor the Osbourn qurntet out of fourteen starts whrch rs undoubtedly the fine t record an M H S basketball team has made for many years Coach Leo started the season wrth a wealth of materral from the upper clas L Several combrnatrons were trred before a team was prcked a the be t XX rth Jacobs at center Vetter and Wrllranrs as forwards and Harrrs and Lymburner fillrng, the guard post the Osbourn team was a hlgn scorrng machrne Nlever have the floor plaxs worked as thex drd thrs tear Wit Vernon VS arrenton Culpeper and Falmouth each came and sau but agrarnst thrs fast clever and hard flehtrng Osbourn team they could do nothrngf 'I lresr team gave Osbourn their chance to attend the gtate Tournament So came the trrp to -X P land and game at Randolph Nlacon a am t Nlanche ter and C lenn Allen Nlarrchut r Allen turncd the tables by defeatmg, Osbourn the Q rr frrrals Thu ended the sta on of 1946 -lr urth an unforgettable record 0 bourn Osbourrr O hour n Oslrour rr Oslrour n hour rr hour rr hour rr bour n bourn hourn bourn Alurnnr VN ar renton 'Ut X crnon Falmouth Culpeper ll arrenton Falmouth J Nlonroe Culpeper J Nlonroe Occoquan Occoquan . : . . . . . , , 2 , . L : . Y . .yt Y . v Q I , 1 ' -1 . xv I v ' L . ' I U v u 5 -I - v B. ' v S S I v' A, A. my ' ' 4 .1 v sy. .w 1.5 v - u ' ,- A . . , 7 .. 3 A 1 L .Y ' B, y .y . - Ay. ' l. ' I ' lb. , S S ' ' - . ' . I , - , S r- s -. 5I'sr s' 2 ., 1.'e', the tournament favorite, was upset by the Osbourn five, 40 to 38. However, Glenn . ' 1 3 f r ' rn sur - s -- S . - ' 1 ' ' ' ' . . . . s - , , ,, , 29 ' .- - :rs ' -- S ' 38 r . 'I' 5 . ' , , ,, , , 19 Os C ' , V V .16 ' Us ' - , , 27 Os r , 26 . r ' , OS ' , , W 27 . . ' Os - ,,,,, , ,,,A W 7 36 , Os W, ,,,, , ,,,,A, 49 , fi S906 Qfadlellafl Although our grrls were able to capture only one game rn the urn and lo s column thrs year they were successful rn other aspects For thr was a xear rn vshrch tht varsrty was dependent upon rnexperrenced but wrllrng candrdates 'Wanv of the ganre were close and nranv were lot by large nrargrns brrt just the same they were all played rn true sportsmanshrp stvle If the teams rn the years to come have onlv half as much fun and fire splrrt as the team of 1947 drd they may be entrrelv atr fied vwrth therr accomplrshments Osbourn Alumnr Osbourn Mt Vernon Osbourn War renton Osbourn Falmouth Osbourn Legron Osbourn War r enton Osbourn Falmouth Osbourn J Monroe Osbourn Leg-ron Osbourn J Monroe Osbourn Occoquarr Osbourn Occoquan Captam Sara Jane Lrghtner Frrst Row Helen Rrtter Peggy Rrce Vera Merchant Barbara Jones Bettv Cover storr Shrrley Saylors Marron Davrs Krttre Doqan Gem Parler Dorrs Nluddrman Second Row Myra Carattrrrr Carolyn Cooksey Lor Cornwell Pfrtrrcra Patterson Mar,y Blakemore Mary Dellrngtr Sara Jane Lrghtner Mrllre l rton Pat Royer Mary Sue Wood Lors M oodyard Norma Wayland Norma Jean WN ells Thnd Row Mary Wrne Katherrne Wheeler Mrrram HL sth Lmrlr Speaks Betty Rrtter' Gretchen Burhen Barbara Lymlrurner Bonnre Iynn Betty Clements Doris Stephens Marram Gregory Mrss Broaddus 121, ,..J 81 Fwst Row Calhe Strpe Bert Roseberry Stewart Vetter Moss Jacobs Bo Wrllrarns, John Doggett Armlstead Srnclarr Second Rou Mr Leo Jackre Saylors Davrd Harrls John Wood Dan Shrelds Robert Strckel B111 Thomasson, Henry Utterback B seball uae by far the mo t popular of the Sprrng wportb with the O bournltee Wrth a yearlx mheld that worked Smoothlx at all trme the team tarttd 11 ht out on first few practrces and auch pruhers as Utterbadx Harrrw Jacobx mll be xaluable add1t1ons to thu year s staif for the bu., nrne The schetlule lald out was a llght one but the O bourn nlne came through It very credztably Lonsldermg the handrtapb under whrch they had to practm. gn ' I 1 ' . , y v , . '.' '. , . 'f y . Q '. 9 J . is 1 , . a 1 1 Q . ' . - v' U Q ' YY ' . . uv ' ' . - . r 5. L. C ' SY S . . , Ng. the best SeaSon Osbourn has had in many years. Some real material was found in the . ' , y t- n ' . .'- 5 V 1 . ry 1 -'41, B., -' yr 1 . . .3 ,S L4 - X .r . . f ' - T ' ,- Y S - ' . r ' Y , , yaflaff Softball will offer the girls of M H S a real chance to redeem themselves in the field of sports Again they will have the reliable service of their veteran coach Miss Broaddus and a wealth of experienced material Last year s team served as one of the greatest powerhouses of the diamond and it IS believed all m all prospects are bright for a wmnmg combination in 1947 Fzrst Row Shirley Saylors, Barbara Jones Vera Merchant Betty Breeden Jean Second Row Emlly Speaks Betty Fox Carolyn Cooksey Mary Blakemore Mary Dellmger Sara Lzghtner, Millie Caton Mary Wood Lois Woodyard Norma Way land Nancy Golladay Thz-rd Row Mary L Wlne Myra Carattlnr Betty Slusher Mlrlam Hersch Lois Corn well Lymburner, Betty Rltter Marram Gregory, Mlss Broaddus 83 P 0 0 0 , . ! Mayhugh, Anna Belle Landis, Gem Parler,,Marion Davis, Kiyttie Dogan. , . : . . 7 . . 7 . ' V 1 9 y 1 7' , . . : . . I h .. .' r , . . , . 1 1 I ' When Qeadma Left to Rzght MIIIIS Caton Norma Wayland Jesse Reld Vera Merchant Jackle Sayloxs LOIS Woodyald Ba1ba1a Jones . 'fu f 1 A FEATURES 02061 lanrhbegl QQMMM When, in reminiscent mood, we think hack upon the past year of our 'school life we feel that certain students of the Senior Class of 1947 have won for themselves a secure place in our hearts as well as in the annals of the school. That these students have made our school life more colorful, more vital, more joyous, we all agrret-fl. Besides this, each of these, our classmates, is outstanding: in his own right. In general or in particular, they may be praised for their dependability, their good sports- manship, their leadership, their scholastic attainment and for their charm, but all of them have, in common, loyalty and love for Osbourn High School, our Alma Mater. Bo Wllllams i 1 Mflrffaret Slmpson Worth Peters, J 1' Stewart Vetter if Bettv Clements Sara Jane Lightner l R0-funond Leonard 904001 Zak We cheerfully left the bus and, eager to be in class, rushed into the building. Rose Shiflet and Paul Harvery are no exception- How we watched for Shxrley to rmg the bell, and were hall way to the door before the first sound pf the buzzer Stewart and Bobby raxse Old Glory to her lofty post where she waves as a symbol of our country Th Home I-c gxrls excluded em nlwe m the cottage dh 1 1- I ' J - th s- ' s ' - - 4 tempting odors of food often made S ' ' ,' ' 'd 't t-k uondu why we dl n 4 e Home l'c I-lmabath Lynn and lzdxs Fan are glad they dxd The mtxoductxon of educatlonal hlms to supplement our texts often found Us floclxmg to the llbrary for d shoxxxng conducted by our taacher xx 1th Nlxs Stone acting' as trouble shooter In the COmlI1eFC13l Department we often found helpful students nnmeographmg the numerous re -ue so necessary around school Anna Merchant and Martha Kezlah take thexr turn The Llbrarv zlrls charze our bool s but those llttle owrduc notxces often come our way IH Sp1tL of all we can do Sara Jane Llght rer stamps a book for Dan Shlelds ports, forms, and programs which c ' - i Y ' - l 1 . W v . . E A ' - '. OSBOURNI HIGH SCHOOL 994' 'WWW u -P The aud1tor1um looks hke thls before we march ln for assembly on Thursdays Yum' We really enjoyed those good lunches 1n the school s lunch room Lunch hom was a gay txme m the audxtofxum when frlends ga thc' and catch up on .lll the nexxs. Cxught ln the act Harry Sutton' 'ICN students 30 studv ornc-tunes Ray Decker catches up on some pleasure readlng xxhlle Margaret Slmpson studmes S0m9th1Hg very mtently Two to one xt IS a plctuze for the annual On a sunny day there IS always tlmf. for a frollc outslde From top to bottom John Wood Durwood Grubbs and Dave HRTTIS What s the trouble Roof? Won t Rlchard let you ln Pletty glrls are healthy gurls' Remember Rat Week It was clnnaxed at a Pat Party at v.h1ch Charles Johnson and Helen Rxtter une crowned Kmg and Queen of the Rats L..- 3 'Du Illl 1911 Ill Jhikl I ymzmz Qzfeeofaey A VEY ROBERT WINFIELD fVeteranj BATSCHELET CLARENCE EDWIUND Captam Football Team Red Cross BEALE PAGE BOWEN Extra currlcular Actlwty Commlttee BIEBER PAUL PETER fVeteranJ CHANDLER AT VIN MAYNARD fVeteranj CHANDLER MEIVIIN WAYNE CORDELL WILLIAM HERBERT COVLRSTON BOYD JULIAN Red Cross Buzldmgs Commlttee GIOUIICIS Com mlttee DAFFAN RODERICK EDWARD Football Safety Patlol Tleasuxel Athletlc Assocxatlon DOUGLAS JOSEPH .ALLAN fVeteranJ C ERIS ROBERT ALOYSIUS Red CIOSS HILL FRANK MONTGOMERY V1ce President Room 1913 Red CIOSS Safety Patrol JACOBS MOSS JR Senator Presldent Home Room 1945 Class Tlea u1e1 KLIXE LFON MILLER Agrlcultulal Club Bulldmgs Committee Basketball NI-XLCK PAUL ELCFNE fVeteranJ Ma CALL ROBERT LEWIS MERCHANT WALTER ONEIL-fVeteranJ PEACHER GEORGE LESLIE tPIERCY WILLIAM WALLACE POSEY RANDOLPH CLEVELAND JR Grounds Comnuttee Bulldmgs Com mlttee RICE JAMES MacDOUGALL-Presldent, Dlamatlcs Club Bulldmgs Commxttee SPRING JACK LEE tSTONER JAMES MONROE SUTTON HARRY 'VIacMULLEN Vlce Plesxdent Home Room Jun Ol Veal A soclate Edltor Yellow Jacket Honor SOCl8ty THOMPSON GEORGE EDWARD fVete1anJ TRIBLL JOHN MEREDITH Honol Socletg Grounds Committee Athleut Squad XIITTER ARTHUR STEWART Pzesxdent Athletlc Assoclatlon Txeasuxu Semn Class Captam Basketball Team WILLIAMS PAUL SCOTT Plesldent SCA Edltor HLJaflcf Athletlcs W OOD JOHN HENRY JR QVSIQIHHJ Chanman Ext1a Cu111cula1 ACt1Vlt5 Com mxttee Football BAKER ALICE 'VIABLE Home Economlcs Club COIUDISICIHI Club BLAKLNIORE 'WIARY ADELE Basketball Bl.1lldlI1gS Commlttee Bonds and Stamps Committee BURHEN CRETCHLN RAY Basketball Alt Club Bond and Stamps Commlt ee CATON 'NIILDRED HEATH Vue Plesldent Red CIOSS Basketball Commezclul Llub CHILDRLSS APBL TLS CLLNILNIS ELIZABEIH TERESA Pxesldent Rtd QIONS Features Edltol Ye! lou Jacks! beatuxcs hdltol Ill Jacket 'M O O L g 3 1 'Y IU , I L . 1' .W W, ' . . , L A , , I r 'W ' ' - Q ' ' , .14 I L . ,g v I ,I L4 I . ik , . 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S, VIIUQINIA Phnn P42 Compliments of FUSSEll ICE CREAM Fu-st Ice Cream Ever Vlanufacturea VV ASHIINLJTON D C Compllments of' Hynson and Bradford Chewrolet 'VIANIASS AS X IRGINIA Best YVISIIQQ to The Hu Jacket 'VI and Nils VV J Qax Ors NIANAQSAS YIRGINIA Complxments f Compllments f Manassas Hardware Mrs Vlola D Pruffltt Phone 151 General Insurance MANIASSAS VIRGINIA Phone 182 MANASSAS VIRGINIA I our County Newspaper Featuring argeet Circulation Host Adxertlelng W :dest New Q I owerage Atom Bomb Editorials THE MANASSAS JOURNAL Established 1869 THF 1954 HI JAH! . H. n. I vvh. v . ., .. - 1 I I I1'.' ,...'l 1 . -. . , v ......., .. , . 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Wayland NIcl'0rmick-Deering' Tractors and Machines I b , IIC International Trucks lumber and Mlllwork Ilwmouth and Chrysler Salei-'sen Ice Ihone 53 Phone 219 WANASQAQ VIRFINIA NIANIAQSAQ VIRGINIA XS eddlngs Commerclal For dzstznctzve photography of any kmd, :ts the A 8 N PHOTO SERVICE I U Box 6738 I't Dane Station Washlngtun 20 D C one At 21 VI I Iortrartq School I hotugr Iphw The Gnll Ilonu ftiillxllli.. UUI' xlilflllf' Mr and Mrs E A Service IX! Hynson s Department Store N 'Juse hhlll I llutlltters to Purwlmodx Nl XX ANN-XS X IRI INI-X 100 I V P I gl ., 1 I' - K6 I C Q Q I , - 1 .' K . ' Ph :. . 93 -- '. 32-1 I ' h 1 , Y l , O KUIIIIIIIEIIII-:Its of I , , . . XII. :md Blix Vimzlrlvs F. Vzxtfm Mr. :mel M15 .l. l.:.v.'If-III-v 1111-g'.II'y Bl.'XN.fXFS.'XS, Ylllll NIA NIV, :Infl Nlls. lillm-I' l'. llmsr NIV, :xml Mrs. .l. P, Iii. -1' l Hr. uml Nlxy ll2iI'Vt'j' F. Iillll 1 - Mfg, . I Vans